Sentence examples for wind rising from inspiring English sources

Any experienced lawman knew that the wind rising like that had to mean something.

Creamy heads of meadowsweet bob in the wind, rising above grasses that flash silver as swallows skim low over them.

The monsoonal wind rising over the southern slopes of the Himalayas brings heavy rains and local floods.

Eiii-dee, eiii-dee — like a gull's cry borne on the wind, rising and snatched away, even as you strained desperately to hear it.

Dusk was falling slowly, the wind rising in the high places as we slouched into town to hang up the horses and get a beer and some pie.

I was woken just before dawn by a wind rising second by second to a scream and pulling at the corrugated iron roof of my room.

Meanwhile, the wind rose.

Rain fell, the wind rose, and with it the temperature.

Or had it taken up residence before the wind rose?

A leaf in an eddy of wind rises in a spiral, so does a waterspout.

A wind rose up and peeled the spots from their backs.